ANSYS nCode DesignLife™ for 13.0 ANSYS® Workbench™
ANSYS nCode DesignLife™ for 13.0 ANSYS® Workbench™
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© 2011 <strong>ANSYS</strong>, Inc. 8/29/11<br />
<strong>ANSYS</strong> <strong>nCode</strong><br />
DesignLife<br />
<strong>for</strong><br />
<strong>13.0</strong> <strong>ANSYS</strong>®<br />
Workbench<br />
Jeff Mentley<br />
HBM-<strong>nCode</strong>
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Introduction<br />
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Agenda<br />
What is Fatigue and Why is it important<br />
Approaches <strong>for</strong> Fatigue<br />
<strong>ANSYS</strong> <strong>nCode</strong> DesignLife overview<br />
What is new <strong>for</strong> <strong>ANSYS</strong> <strong>13.0</strong> DesignLife SP1<br />
Questions
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<strong>ANSYS</strong>® <strong>nCode</strong> DesignLife<br />
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Integrated within<br />
<strong>ANSYS</strong> Workbench<br />
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leading solution <strong>for</strong><br />
advanced fatigue<br />
analysis.
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Fatigue is:<br />
Failur e under a r epeat ed or<br />
ot herw ise var ying load<br />
w hic h never r eac hes a level<br />
suf fic ient t o c ause failur e in<br />
a single applic at ion.<br />
T he init iat ion and g r ow t h of a<br />
c r ac k , or g r ow t h of a pr eex<br />
ist ing defec t , unt il it<br />
r eac hes a c rit ic al size.<br />
The progressive and localized<br />
structural damage that occurs<br />
when a material is subjected to<br />
cyclic loading.<br />
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What is Fatigue?<br />
Stress<br />
Stress<br />
Strain<br />
Time
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Early Failures<br />
1808 Trevithick's “Catch-me-who-can”
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Present Day Fatigue Failure<br />
1999 – ICE high-speed trail derailed at Eschede,<br />
Germany<br />
– Hit bridge pillar - 100 k illed<br />
– Ear l y w heel design c aused<br />
vibrat ions<br />
– New w heel design<br />
– Based upon st r eet c ar design<br />
– Not t est ed at high speed<br />
be<strong>for</strong> e ser vic e<br />
– Com plet e pr ot ot ypes never<br />
t est ed<br />
– Cr ash findings<br />
– Caused by c r ac k in w heel<br />
– Dynam ic , repet it ive <strong>for</strong> c es<br />
had not been ac c ount ed <strong>for</strong><br />
in design<br />
– Design lac k ed an adequat e
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Why is it Important ?<br />
Why do we need to do Fatigue Analysis?<br />
• “...Between 80 - 90% of all structural failures<br />
occur through a fatigue mechanism…”<br />
• “...The estimated annual cost of fracture and<br />
fatigue to the US was 4.4% of GDP…”<br />
“The Economic Effects of<br />
Fracture in the United States,” National<br />
Bureau of Standards, U.S. Department of<br />
Commerce, Gaithersburg, MD, Special<br />
Publication 647-2, 1983.
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Fatigue Analysis Process<br />
Loading<br />
Environment<br />
Geometry<br />
Material<br />
Properties<br />
Fatigue Analysis<br />
• Stress-life<br />
• Strain-life<br />
• Crack growth<br />
Post-processing<br />
optimization<br />
Life<br />
Fatigue is a statistical,<br />
not deterministic,<br />
phenomenon.
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Fatigue Analysis: Stress-Life<br />
(SN)<br />
SN is also known as “High<br />
Cycle Fatigue” or “Nominal<br />
Stress Approach”<br />
Elastic stress history used<br />
to determine life<br />
May be applied to either<br />
material or component<br />
Used extensively <strong>for</strong><br />
welded joints and nonmetallics<br />
Suitable <strong>for</strong> lives greater<br />
than 1e4 cycles<br />
Well established, Familiar,<br />
Large amount of material<br />
data available, Simple<br />
loadings can be analyzed<br />
as a hand calc.<br />
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Stress, centners/zoll2<br />
800<br />
600<br />
400<br />
200<br />
Wöhler circa 1850<br />
Smooth shoulder<br />
Sharp shoulder<br />
104 105 106<br />
Cycles, N
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Fatigue Analysis: Strain-Life<br />
(EN)<br />
EN is also known as<br />
“Low Cycle Fatigue”,<br />
“Crack Initiation” or<br />
“Local Strain Approach”<br />
Elasto-plastic strain<br />
history used to<br />
determine life<br />
Local plasticity can be<br />
estimated from fully<br />
elastic FE analysis or<br />
computed directly in<br />
<strong>ANSYS</strong><br />
Suitable <strong>for</strong> low and<br />
high cycle fatigue<br />
Cycle counting and<br />
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ε<br />
Plastic (Low Cycle<br />
Fatigue Line)<br />
Elastic (High Cycle<br />
Fatigue Line)<br />
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Fatigue Analysis: Crack<br />
Growth<br />
Crack growth known as<br />
crack propagation, or<br />
fracture mechanics<br />
Predicts cycle by cycle<br />
crack growth<br />
Used in aerospace Damage<br />
Tolerance analysis<br />
Determine impact of known<br />
or suspected flaws<br />
Crack
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<strong>ANSYS</strong>® <strong>nCode</strong> DesignLife<br />
<strong>ANSYS</strong><br />
Workbench®<br />
Engineering<br />
Data<br />
Mechanical<br />
Materials<br />
Stresses<br />
Loads<br />
DesignLife
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<strong>ANSYS</strong>® <strong>nCode</strong> DesignLife<br />
– <strong>nCode</strong> OEM Par t ner ship<br />
– <strong>nCode</strong> DesignLife<br />
– Advanc ed Fat igue<br />
Anal ysis<br />
– Pr oc ess Orient at ion<br />
– Ease of Use<br />
– Wor k benc h Int e g r at ion<br />
– DesignLife Syst em s<br />
– Design Par am et er s<br />
– Mat erial libr ar y<br />
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<strong>ANSYS</strong>® <strong>nCode</strong> DesignLife<br />
Streamlining - the Features<br />
Virtual<br />
Engineering Process<br />
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– Powerful Fatigue<br />
Analysis Technology<br />
– Integrated<br />
Reporting and<br />
Process<br />
Encapsulation<br />
– Fast, Expandable,<br />
and Scalable
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<strong>ANSYS</strong>® <strong>nCode</strong> DesignLife<br />
- Features<br />
Intuitive and easy to use<br />
software <strong>for</strong> per<strong>for</strong> m ing<br />
fat igue anal ysis of finit e<br />
elem ent m odels.<br />
Efficiently analyze lar ge finit e<br />
elem ent m odels and c om plet e<br />
usa ge sc hedules.<br />
Wide range of fatigue analysis<br />
capabilities inc luding st r esslife,<br />
st r ain-life, m ult i-ax ial,<br />
w eld anal ysis, vir t ual shak er<br />
t able, and m or e.<br />
Single environment <strong>for</strong> bot h<br />
Test and CAE dat a.<br />
Ex t ensive material database<br />
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<strong>ANSYS</strong>® <strong>nCode</strong> DesignLife -<br />
Capabilities<br />
YS <strong>nCode</strong> DesignLife has an extensive scope of fatigue capabilities…<br />
– St r ain-Life (aut om at ed m ult i-ax ial<br />
c or r ec t ions)<br />
– St r ess-Life (single, m ult i-c ur ve,<br />
Haigh diagram s)<br />
– Cr ac k Gr ow t h (LEFM)<br />
– Seam w elds and spot w elds<br />
– High t em per at ure fat igue<br />
– V ibr at ion fat igue (shak er sim ulat ion)<br />
– V ir t ual St r ain ga ge<br />
– Com plet e dut y c yc les / flight<br />
spec t r um s<br />
– Mult iple r uns in a single analysis<br />
– Mult i-pr oc essor enabled <strong>for</strong> fast<br />
result s<br />
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Finit e Elem ent result s<br />
suppor t ed<br />
– St at ic (linear<br />
super posit ion)<br />
– Tr ansient<br />
– Modal<br />
– Frequenc y Response<br />
– Linear & Non-linear<br />
Finit e Elem ent solver s<br />
suppor t ed<br />
– <strong>ANSYS</strong><br />
– Abaqus<br />
– Nast ran<br />
– LS-Dyna
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<strong>ANSYS</strong>® <strong>nCode</strong> DesignLife<br />
- Benefits<br />
– Per<strong>for</strong> m vir t ual dur abilit y assessm ent up fr ont t o<br />
r educ e relianc e on physic al t est and avoid c ost l y<br />
design and t ooling c hanges<br />
– Per<strong>for</strong> m sm ar t er and quic k er physic al t est s by<br />
sim ulat ing fir st<br />
– Design dur abilit y int o your pr oduc t s and reduc e<br />
w ar r ant y c laim s<br />
– St andar dize anal ysis pr oc esses t o im prove<br />
c onsist enc y and qualit y<br />
– Aut om at e pr oc esses t o bet t er ut ilize engineer s’<br />
t im e and w or k load<br />
– Assess m or e design opt ions, c onsider m or e<br />
r ealist ic loading c ondit ions and m ore c onfident l y<br />
r educ e c ost and w eight<br />
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<strong>ANSYS</strong>® 13 <strong>nCode</strong><br />
DesignLife SP1<br />
– Support <strong>for</strong> Named Selections<br />
– New state engine to manage DesignLife system<br />
updates<br />
– DesignLife processes saved with results<br />
– FKM mean stress with multicurve SN<br />
– Material map import deactivate<br />
– Seam weld enhancements<br />
– BS7608 and Eurocode 3 weld analysis
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Questions<br />
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<strong>ANSYS</strong> ® <strong>nCode</strong><br />
DesignLife
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Jeff Mentley<br />
HBM - <strong>nCode</strong><br />
Tel: +1.248.945.4368<br />
jeff.mentley@ncode.com<br />
Ray Browell<br />
<strong>ANSYS</strong>, Inc.<br />
Tel: +1.724.514.3070<br />
Ray.Browell@ansys.com<br />
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<strong>ANSYS</strong> ® <strong>nCode</strong><br />
DesignLife<br />
Thank you!